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  1. Bryan Steil introduced a bill in the House of Representatives seeking a stricter ban than the Senate's existing rule.

Various members of Congress, including Chip Roy, are pressuring the Senate to pass the SAVE Act while House Republicans oppose the legislation.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 11
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Various members of Congress, including Chip Roy, are pressuring the Senate to pass the SAVE Act while House Republicans oppose the legislation.

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  1. The Senate rejected the SAVE Act proposal, intensifying legislative deadlock over funding.1 source
  2. Pressure campaign mounts in Congress for the SAVE Act to pass the Senate.1 source

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